Dr. Suzette Sutherland

I'm sure that's been difficult to maneuver, especially when you think about working with kids.

I'm sure that's been difficult to maneuver, especially when you think about working with kids.

I'm sure that's been difficult to maneuver, especially when you think about working with kids.

Yeah. So I know you've written a lot since you wrote this book, but just to focus on this book again, because it was something that really changed people's views into looking at global health and what really was important for the foundational aspects before going on mission trips. But you wrote this 15 years ago.

Yeah. So I know you've written a lot since you wrote this book, but just to focus on this book again, because it was something that really changed people's views into looking at global health and what really was important for the foundational aspects before going on mission trips. But you wrote this 15 years ago.

Yeah. So I know you've written a lot since you wrote this book, but just to focus on this book again, because it was something that really changed people's views into looking at global health and what really was important for the foundational aspects before going on mission trips. But you wrote this 15 years ago.

If you were to write another sequel to this book, what do you think are the important things? Maybe what progress we've made thus far or what the unique challenges that we have now in 2025?

If you were to write another sequel to this book, what do you think are the important things? Maybe what progress we've made thus far or what the unique challenges that we have now in 2025?

If you were to write another sequel to this book, what do you think are the important things? Maybe what progress we've made thus far or what the unique challenges that we have now in 2025?

Yeah, that's good. And tell us a little bit about what you're doing now, you personally, in the area of global health. You're still very active and moving things along.

Yeah, that's good. And tell us a little bit about what you're doing now, you personally, in the area of global health. You're still very active and moving things along.

Yeah, that's good. And tell us a little bit about what you're doing now, you personally, in the area of global health. You're still very active and moving things along.

Well, that is really amazing. I mean, as you mentioned a little bit earlier on that you retired from the University of Utah, and here you are in your retirement and still just as active as you were before. And I imagine you will remain that way. You've planted so many seeds over the years and really watched these things grow. And that's really your legacy.

Well, that is really amazing. I mean, as you mentioned a little bit earlier on that you retired from the University of Utah, and here you are in your retirement and still just as active as you were before. And I imagine you will remain that way. You've planted so many seeds over the years and really watched these things grow. And that's really your legacy.

Well, that is really amazing. I mean, as you mentioned a little bit earlier on that you retired from the University of Utah, and here you are in your retirement and still just as active as you were before. And I imagine you will remain that way. You've planted so many seeds over the years and really watched these things grow. And that's really your legacy.

It's really wonderful to see that in the area of humanitarian global health. Yeah I just want to thank you again for being our guest and just we're so excited to do this Society of Women in Urology legacy series and of course you were an obvious choice to start this off as you've touched just innumerable lives not only other women in medicine and urology but also men as well.

It's really wonderful to see that in the area of humanitarian global health. Yeah I just want to thank you again for being our guest and just we're so excited to do this Society of Women in Urology legacy series and of course you were an obvious choice to start this off as you've touched just innumerable lives not only other women in medicine and urology but also men as well.

It's really wonderful to see that in the area of humanitarian global health. Yeah I just want to thank you again for being our guest and just we're so excited to do this Society of Women in Urology legacy series and of course you were an obvious choice to start this off as you've touched just innumerable lives not only other women in medicine and urology but also men as well.

But then, of course, in the area of global health and your impact certainly will forever be sustainable. So thank you. Thank you so much. Well, that wraps up for today for Backtable Urology. Again, thanks so much, everyone, for listening. Until next time.

But then, of course, in the area of global health and your impact certainly will forever be sustainable. So thank you. Thank you so much. Well, that wraps up for today for Backtable Urology. Again, thanks so much, everyone, for listening. Until next time.